Dependency injection (DI) is a programming pattern in which a dependency is passed using the parameters instead of instantiating it within the function or class. DI enables creating isolated individual components within application code and makes it easy to switch those dependencies in the future as the requirement changes.
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Dependency Injection using classesDependency Injection using the higher-order functionCreating services with higher-order functionsPassing methods around2 Comments
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